LT Harper Recruitment Group
AI Solutions Engineer

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AI Solutions Engineer
Salary - £60,000 to £80,000
Location - Fully remote - UK Residents only - Sorry, no sponsorship
You'll join a specialist Microsoft security partner with one mandate: work out how the business actually runs across sales, presales, marketing and customer success, find where AI and automation would make the biggest difference, and then build it. This is a builder's role, not a prompt-writing role. The person hiring for it wants someone who can materially improve how the company operates through technology they've engineered themselves.
What you'll actually do
- Spend time inside the sales, presales, marketing, lead generation, and customer success functions to understand how each one works today
- Identify where AI and automation would have the greatest impact on efficiency, and prioritise those opportunities
- Design and build practical solutions to those problems, writing the code yourself rather than relying on AI tools to generate it for you
- Turn improvements into working, adopted tooling that measurably reduces manual effort across the business
- Own the outcome: the measure of success is operational efficiency, not the number of tools shipped
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What you'll need
Essential:
- Engineering or developer skills strong enough to build production-quality solutions independently
- Practical experience applying AI and automation to business processes, not just experimenting with it
- The ability to understand a commercial function from the inside and translate what you see into technical opportunities
- Comfort working autonomously in a remote role with a broad, self-directed remit


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Nice to have:
- Familiarity with the Microsoft ecosystem, given the business is a Microsoft security partner
- Prior exposure to sales, marketing or customer success tooling and workflows
What's in it for you
A fully remote role with a wide brief and a direct line from what you build to how the business performs. You'll be the first person doing this, so the scope is yours to shape.
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LT Harper is handling this search on behalf of the client. If you're interested, apply directly on this advert. If you have any questions or would like to refer someone, reach out to r.kelly@ltharper.com
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